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Decombor 1962, alt of “TUWAVE SS. businesa with tho Identity 3
was handled via AKGARNON-2, In- “mid-December 1962, AKTON 2
mado the sugpention that he. introduce RUUTEMAN: to "K CARTON <1
in ordor that there bo a backup contact, im the event that
ANCARDON-2 were out of town or unavaiJable at auch times as
“REUTEMAN might require assistance frum the Identity 3, RLUTEMAN
agreed to ALCARDON-2's sugrestion, and, a8. a result, AUCANDON=2
hosted a lunchcon on 12 betenber 1962, at 6
Notek Colunbus, Jt Gehry

In aigonarasa AUCARLON~2 pointed out tha
a pote; taalty’ cubartsssing Atom to, REU

feel free.
polnted

Latin Awerican affaifs, EON
arrangement did ‘not mean that AN E té
any cladsified information. fron RLU! y | The poin t was also
made that ALCARDON-1 should not pres rf tho obtaining of
classified inforration, but ho should b rt. to stéoring tips
which REUTEMAY might furniah him on fast-breaking now3 stories.
ANCARBON -1 indicated that ho understood the frame of reference ~
which had been outlined by. ANCARBON-2, this frame of rofercnce
haa prevailed throughout JMWAVE's relationship with ANCARDON~1
during the period Decercbeor 1962 to March 1964,

ty ohtain.

3. ARCARLON-1'S JOURNALISTIC CARFFR, ANCARBON-1 originally
atarted to work for the Ydentity 3 fn I957 on the City Desk,
and subsequently advanced from this assignment to an nssig¢nnent
which ontailed covering major political dovelopmonta in Florida,
At a later date, AUCARBON~-1 became a feature writer for tho
Identity 3. Then ip July or August 1962, ANCARBON-1 was made
the Identity 4, This assignment was considered to be a significant

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iC a8 : eted confidence tae
bBanagement, : ANCAR | is by nO means an ¢
> on. “Latin Aaorica, but he ts dovelops: & his knowldd:e on tho- arca
and, at the moment, he gives. overy tndtention of wanting to bo a
Zong-term Latin American specialist, QDELF has been questioned
about AMCARLUON= 1, and he has indicated that AMCARDON-1 {te renarded
fo tho journalistic trade as an oxtromoly likoable fellow who hag
a con Mind but who’ lacks — iporienco dn depth-.on Latin American

a. Lute. *FERNANDKZ Rocha (201-31676G), décrdtaiy ‘general

of the. DRE. oo.
b. Haste, *RAY. Rivero (201~239208), ¢

&. Carlos *TODD ¥ Lobo (201-264143). of
Havana. Times.. . a

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AuBippy-1 “ Gin-aetiany:
Auréitaod y SOANGE, ari (203-0

Luis *MUNOZ Marin, governor of Pucxte Rico;

Js - Juan *BOSCH Gavino (201-193272) ,’ forner predidont of
the Dominican Republic. :

Charles *KEELY of the Copley Wire Service,

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1. Jorge *VOLSKY Kraisler (201-352252), an émployce of
USIA in Miami. AKCARGON-l 15 well aware of the fact that VOLSKY
ia a defacto stringer for Tad SZULC of the New York Times, but this
docs not deter ANCARBON-] from attempting to exploit YOLSKY as a
source of information.

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On ccension, ABCARDON+1 ‘to used
‘onal Bupport tasks, In.nuch instancos,
) y: Be inquirios or carrics. out tho. ‘Fequired. action:
within | the context of his normal journaltstic activities, The .
-use of ANCARLON-1- for Operational support tasks enables JHWAVE to
harness ‘the tnvestinative factlitics of the Identity 3, Beveral
«xemples of how ANCARBON-1 has been used th operational support
taugks are outlined bolow:

to soft podd1é any 1
“might reloaso, ANC. REON-1 ‘stated that, ‘io ‘view of REUTEMAN "a

“comnenta, tho Identity. 3 would not only soft. poddle, but would, a
ignore. tho DANDIN. faction in the future, Onco BANDIN was dincredtted
with ANCARDON-1, tho word waa soon léaked by AMCARDON- 1. to other

. nowspapermen ‘that DANDIN Was. not a Feliab source, Aé a result.
I ad minimal media coverage

, In the period February, 1963
; roished SHWAVE wath operat tonal.

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to Fobruary Teh Ak

intelligence as ‘outdin

a. In WAVE 4836, dated 21 Febryniy 1563, ASCARBON- 1
reported: that AMBEHD-1 was: back in Mia ‘and was the obj ‘bof:
& great deal of prea intercat in view of AMBEND-1's ralcaso from.
QO Havana prison, AMCARDON~ 1. also indfeated that ANBEND-1 would
probably be a knowledgenbke gource.on the. ‘current activttics of the
wR in. Cuba, This operational intelligence. was most helpful in.
terns of. keoping. JMWAVE informed on ?AMBEND~1" a movemcnts., Subsequent }
developments’ revealed that ‘ANCARDON=1 could not contact ANBEND~ ~1,. }
and thug AMBEND-1'é return to tho United States did not cause the
publicity atir ‘that waa initially anticipated,:

b, In WAVE 6176, dated 23. March 1963, AMCARDON-1
‘reported that the Identity 3 was attempting to’ research a full
feature article on the Bay ef Pigs invasion, The intent of this
article wag to furnish a recapitulation of tho entire tactical 7
situstion, In this connection, AKCARBON-j poiated out that he was

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thinking about exposing the role of Hiant attorney Alex E, *CAILSOR,
_ Fesiding 145 Curtiss Parkway, BMtamt Sortngs, Florida, ta the

Bay of Piga operation, AKCARDON@=1 @tated that, 1€ CARLSON wore
of any current intercat to KEUTEVAN, thea the Identity 3 would
soft poddla.the CARLSON: aneres  REUTICUAN advired ANCANDON=1 that
ho had. no interest in CARLSUN but knew of hin and wns of the
opinion that CARLSON was a sound and honest attorney, The recoipt
of this operational intelligence enabled JUWAVE to brief CARLLON

wt t on tho Identity 3°s over-all interest tn the rolo that. CARLSON had
xy ‘ Playod in tho Bay of Pigs invasion, , This briefing, in turn,

fo enabled CARSON to moro adcquat ly prepare bimself for a.

ar . With AMCARUON<1, While -AMNCARDON=)' did attempt. |

. e. In WAVE SGG2, dated 10 October 1963; ANCAINON=j
' Feperted on a discussion that he had bad on 10 October “19G3 with
AMBIDDY-1's public relations man, This oporational intelligence. ft.
wag useful in terms of keeping KUDARK advised as to whit AMBIDDY-1's|
ropresentatives were tolling the outside world about thoir }
oporatlonal activities, a et :

f, In WAVE 6910, dated 31 October 1963. AMCARBON~1

dnformod JMVAVE dbout tho. flood of telephone ‘calls which were

boing récoived at the Idéntity 3 relative to so-called KULARK
vessols which wero located fn South Florida watera, ‘Thin ; of
information alorted JNWAVE to tha fact that proses scrutiny was j
rolng to bo directed toward ‘the Identity 5, Arnied with this warn-
ing, JMWAVE way able to thke action which minimized the publictty
repercussions from a renowed press intorest in the Tdentity 6, -.

g. In WAVETG7Y, dated 16 November 1963, . AMCARUON-1
reported to JHWAVE tho fact that be had’ received a letter from
Peru which contained an’ intorest ing operational lend to one |
Carlos MONTALVANO in Puoo,. Poru. This lead wag examined: by JUWAVE,
ligadquarters ond the Lima Station, This examiaation rovealed - ;
that the letter was written by a crackpot; thus, there was, no
real operational potontial in this lead, This incident did underscofro-f
the fact that AMCARBON=1 is wiiling to bring. potentially significant]
operational loads to JMWAVE's attention, .

h. In WAVE 1614, dated 6 February 1964, ANCARBON-1
advised JMWAVE that he had received numcrous telephone calis
indicating that Armando Andrea GUIROLA Forte, who had defected
from a Cuban fishing vessel mipht be an individual who had previous]
been seen in Miami during November or December 1963, At the same
timo, ANCARDON-1 pointed out that be was suspicious and thought
that these telephone calls indicated that GUIROLA was not a bons
fide defector, but was either a GOC agent or a KUBARK Plant, who
was being used as & means of. creating an incident which would
embarrass the GOC, ag a result of their fishing boats penetrating

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United States territorial watern. REUTHIAN advined ANCARINH=1 ~
that KUBARK had playéd no role tn nou @ a provocation overation
agatfhat the GOC, At tho sake tine IAN pointed out that™

it waa ‘highly unlikely that “EuTnoik : wae n GOC ngent. Ana result.
of this. conversation, arrangernnts were made for JHWAVE to check
out cortain Bapocts of the GUIKOLA story. At tho sane tinms,.
AMCARDON-] wna prevailed upon not to write a story which nizht
iead the public to apeculate oo whether GUIROLA wag an agent or a
plant io.a Propaganda play dentgned to embarrass the GOC,

s , in PROPAGANDA OUTLET. __ AMCARDON=1. has boon used uccesatully,

: Pp
ca ‘on AMCRAB=2. wore well written, and. thoy provided an
sunt a replay. ‘operation via other
proparanda agacts, ANCARD(HH-1* ; story on “ANCRAB-1 wan picked up
iP APL and othors, and Lt was playod: throughout. Latin America.
116, of a tee can ‘be found: in WAVE “9826, dated
coo2, dated 19 Octobor 1963; ands "GAVE 6174,

: aries CNITEIN’s sons went, to Cub
to reclain the | boat, q they, found &
eolect itend were. minaing £ on ‘tho. bont: “when. it was turned over
to thém, It was boltoved t this ‘information would’ make a good |
human interest ‘story . which JUWAVE assets could use to counter Mo
propaganda claims. that, United States officials had atolep items *
from the Cuban fishing “‘peats which ‘had: violated United States:
territorial waters, In view of this. opinion, @ stecring tip was
gives to AMCARBON ~ 1 to havé_ the Identity 3 representative in :
Lory, Key West inteorviow Myr. GRIFF This interview was carried out,
and an article outlining the pointa which woro of interent. 9.
JIMWAVE was published in. the 27 February. 1964 edition of the

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Chile, was not Tocelving appropriate coverage in the South Florida
newspapers; as o result, REUTZEAN contacted AMCARBON-1 on 5 Karch

1964 and suggested that the LAYC meeting was a atory which the
Identity 3 should pursue. ALICARBON
tip, and he assigned the tasx of preparing the story on the” LAYC
to one of the mombers of bis staff, A story on the LAYC was
subsequently published in the 6 March 1964 edition of the Idcatity 3
(COMMENT: Copies of the articles cited in subparagraphs a through

c above are attached for Headquarters information ‘

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c. LAYC Story, “The March 1964 LAYC mocting $n ‘gantiago, -f

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tha SANCANDON-1 dogs. nét have a ureat number of
daAperica who. would give him nccesy te worthwhtle-
ligen Pprociably in advance of tho information appearing
in tho ovort: press, Ae a result, AMCARION-1 18 unimlly not aware of iw
insido dovelopmonts in any Lnrtin “Amer tenn country; connioquently,
he 4g not. a worthwhile Sourco of i Olligence KN
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